This Halloween season, join the Cleveland ARTCC as we defend Pittsburgh as the living dead attempt to take over.  Expect a night full of eerie skies, spooky vectors and a descent guaranteed to provide turbulence of the supernatural kind.

During the harvest season, Colfax Avenue becomes home to some truly terrifying sights! Ghosts, ghouls, Freddy Krueger, and other miscreants roam Denver’s infamous streets, sending shivers down the spines of unsuspecting locals. But the horrors don’t stop on the ground! Join us at Denver International Airport (KDEN) on October 30th from 2300z–0300z for a night of spooky skies, eerie approaches, and Halloween aviation thrills. As you fly into the Mile High City, keep your eyes peeled for things that go bump in the night, including the ghosts of controllers past! Whether you're brave enough to face the monsters of Colfax or just trying to make it safely to the gate, one thing is certain... the real nightmare begins on approach!

Trace the path of one of America’s most iconic, scenic transcontinental routes! Inspired by Amtrak's historic train route running between the San Francisco Bay Area and the Mile High City, this event spans across ZOA, ZLC and ZDV, connecting coastal California through the High Sierra and Rocky Mountains to the Great Plains.

vZDC invites you to Never Dull at Dulles, our annual event highlighting one of the busiest and most exciting airports in the National Capital Region.

Join us on November 7th from 2359z - 0400z (7:00 PM - 11:00 PM ET) for an evening of nonstop action at Washington Dulles International Airport (KIAD). With full ATC staffing and plenty of traffic expected.

Whether you're heading across the country, crossing the Atlantic, or simply looking for an exciting flight into the nation's capital, KIAD is the place to be! Bring your favorite aircraft, file your flight plan, and experience Dulles the way it's meant to be: with busy frequencies and controllers ready for the challenge.

Let’s take a trip down memory lane back to the 1920s. This was a time before GPS, radar, or any reliable sort of navigational aid, and America’s first airmail pilots carried the nation’s mail through the Allegheny Mountains. The pilots called it the “Hell Stretch," known for its dangerous combination of steep terrain, rapidly changing weather, freezing precipitation, and dense valley fog.

Choose to fly out of either Elmira Airport (ELM), Ithaca Airport (ITH), Wilkes-Barre/Scraton Airport (AVP), or Binghamton Airport (BGM). Expect full coverage, lots of mail to be delivered, and anything out of the ordinary. Welcome to The Hell Stretch.

Date & Time: Tuesday, November 10th, 2026, 7:00pm → 10:00pm Eastern (2300z-0200z)